Is driven by positivity where all children are taonga (treasures) and our role as staff who work here is to find and unlock the potential in every child so they are treasured. We promote ‘mana enhancing’ opportunities at all times. 

Pastoral care is formulated around our vision ‘Strive for the Best’ our values of; respect and honesty and our Weymouth Way. We think. We help. We learn. We care. We work hard to create a family-like context and we build relationships with all our children and their families. 

All classes have systems and guidelines set up to ensure at all times the health and safety of our students is paramount and that we want children to come to school every day and have fun while they are learning. 

At WPS, we are committed to fostering understanding and inclusivity among all students. All our students are unique and some of our students at times can struggle with overwhelming emotions or sensory experiences and we work hard to support students that have additional needs and sometimes may need additional support. Our staff strive to handle all situations with care, and we will continue to work closely with all our students to promote positive interactions at all times.

We appreciate and value your support as we strive to provide an inclusive education for all our students. 

What a fabulous turn out of families to come and meet and greet your child/rens’ teachers. We had 161 slips returned for the end of night prize draw, so well done. I saw lots of parents come out with some activities from the teachers on how to support in the home, well done. Also lots of parents had a chat with our providers who had set up stalls to show how they support us. We had our beautiful health team - Senia and Sariah, Sarah from the Clendon library, free sample lunches from Manurewa High, Whaea Deirdre shared all the work we do around sustainable education in our ‘Te Akomanga o te taiao’ (The classroom of the environment) and Matua James our school chaplain. 

A huge thank you to our Weymouth Angels who volunteered to cook the sausages and feed our community. To our teachers - thank you for meeting and greeting with our incredible families. 

Well done to all our prize winners: 

Caleb Rm 15

Elisha Rm 15

Oscar Rm 20

Gurnaz Rm 16

Diya Rm 18 and her sister Niya Rm 2

Esala Rm 22

Dallas Rm 8

Gabriel Rm 14 and his sister Maletina in Rm 21

Cherubim-East in Rm 12, and his brother Ezekiel in Rm 13 and sister Jordhyn in Rm 6

Noah Rm 18 and his sisters Easther in Rm 6, and Vaoaiga in Rm 19 

Our next important date for your calendar is our ‘Learning Conversations’ on Tuesday 25th of March. Information will be coming out soon. 

 

 

Week #1 -  We think about how we can be good treaty partners.
Week #2 -  We think about who we are.
Week #3 -  We think about getting to know each other .

Week #4 -  We think about how we work as a team .
 

 

T1 Wk 3 Friday 21 February 2025
 
Rm1 Sunha Pham For always bringing such positive energy!
Rm 2 Niya Patel For being helpful in the classroom. Thank you for all of your help, Niya! 

Rm 3 Zen Rapana For demonstrating a positive attitude in all learning areas.  Ka mau te wehi, Zen! 

Rm 4 Mercy Ki For being empathic and caring
Rm 6 Maioha Petero For always going above and beyond to help others
Rm 7 Naairah Khan For being a caring and helpful class member.
Rm 8 Aliyna-Rose Herewini-Te Poono For striving for the best in her learning. You are going to fly this year!
Rm 9 Joseph Martin For always following the Weymouth Way. 

Rm 10 Melenau Afimeimounga For demonstrating respect and responsibility, and for being a great role model for her peers. Ka pai Melenau!
Rm 11 Anzac Matafeo For showing Weymouth way and values. 

Rm 12 Damien Stallard-Tuitavake For trying his best, even when things are challenging.
Rm 13 Lisala Tuipulotu For always taking the initiative in sorting our lunches.
Rm 14 Joseph Vaimea For being responsible with doing his classroom routine.
Rm 15 Evangeline Puni For always being helpful in and out of the class. 

Rm 16 Faith Patu For exhibiting one of our school values, respect. Fa’afetai i le avea ma oe, ma le fa'aaloalo na fa'amaonia e lou aiga totonu o oe. 
Rm 17 Matilda Van Der Linden For showing leadership skills, and stepping up to help Akomanga 17 every day. Ka pai Matilda!
Rm 18 Nathaniel Sevao For being an awesome leader in room 18 and helping his peers. Ka Rawe Nate! 
Rm 19 Thea Titimaea For consistently demonstrating respect and being a positive role model.
Rm 20 Lucas Faimasasa For perseverance, striving for the best in the face of trouble this week. Tino pai! 

Rm 21 Cynara Tarei For always willing to help others
Rm 22 Yvonne Naidu For keeping a positive attitude and continuing to step outside her comfort zone to share ideas during whole class learning. Keep it up Yvonne!
Rm 23 Angel De Guzman For great narrative writing with lots of detail. Tu meke Angel! 

Road Patrol Award Evangeline Puni Rm15 For being an absolute ray of light on road patrol duty. Beautiful loud voice and welcoming manner. Tau ke Eva!

T1 Wk 4 Friday 28 February
 

Rm 1 Kyloyn Moke For settling into Room 1 so well and making lots of friends.
Rm 2 Sila-Jay Matrix For trying hard everyday with his learning. Ka pai, Sila-Jay. 

Rm 3 Stevie Harris For showing courage and perseverance in swimming lessons.  Ka mau te wehi, Stevie! 

Rm 4 Remy Finlay For her consistent dedication and hard work in striving for the best in class. 
Rm 6 Niyansh Samy Showing confidence in all the work we do in the class.
Rm 7 Ajay Lousiale For settling into Room 7 and for always trying his best in class.
Rm 8 Paison Williams For her consistent dedication and hard work in Akomanga Waru! 
Rm 9 Noah Hodder For always being a kind and helpful member of our class. You rock Noah!
Rm 10 Anahi Amira For being a true role-model and demonstrating the Weymouth Values. Tino pai Anahi! 

Rm 11 Liam Autufuga For being super helpful in class and demonstrating Weymouth way all the time.

Rm 12 Sinai Tuhua-Walker For being an absolute superstar in class! Your hard work and kindness make our learning space brighter every day. Keep being awesome!
Rm 13 Jayden Kamo-Tonga For always being ready to learn new things.
Rm 14 Emeline Teaupa For demonstrating the Weymouth values, and doing her work in class. 

Rm 15 Elisha Polutele For always demonstrating the Weymouth Way
Rm 16 Selanau Sitaleki For being such a beautiful, virtuous human! Thanks for your daily big hugs!
Rm 17 Sione Afungia For all your mahi in class to start the year off strong. Ka pai Sione!

Rm 18 Sophia Kasi For your outstanding mahi in Writing! Ka Rawe Sophia!!
Rm 19 Vaoaiga Leasuasu For consistently demonstrating respect for learning and striving for the best! 

Rm 20 Skye Savage For your awesome can-do attitude, and striving for the best in all of your learning this week. 
Tino pai tō mahi! 

Rm 21 Xosa Smith For her enthusiasm for all aspects of her learning.
Rm 22 Toloa Lousiale For having an amazing week, consistently answering and sharing with enthusiasm.
Tino pai Toloa!
Rm 23 Harmara Terei For being a helpful and reliable monitor in class. Fakaaue lahi Harmara! 

 
 

After School Kids Bible Club is on Wednesday afternoons from 3pm-4.30pm. Come along for some fun with games, food, singing and a Bible story.  All children are most welcome and there is no cost to attend. Children will need to fill in a form, available from the office before starting at the Club.
Run by Carole & John Leonard
Phone number 0278780020 or 09 2662082 Feel free to ring 

Our school pool is now open, so classes will have their set times to swim.
Please make sure children's togs and towels are all named.

Our school uniform is compulsory and all students must adhere to the rules applying to uniform.  Uniforms should be named so they can be returned if found.  A Lost Property bin is located by the staffroom.  See Miss Raema if you are unsure where to look.

Monday:  Students may wear their House T-Shirt, or school uniform

Tuesday - Thursday:  Students must wear their school uniform

Friday:  Students may wear their school uniform or may wear non-uniform clothing appropriate for a school day

There is now only limited stock available at The Warehouse Clendon, however, if you can't find what you are looking for, all our uniforms can now be purchased online through our new supplier 'My School Uniform'.  Please click on this link to make your order:  https://myschooluniform.nz/.  

Please be aware that delivery may take a few days.   We have samples of our uniform available at the the office for sizing.  Please don't hesitate to contact our school office if you need support.

3 - 28 March - NZ Book Month

5 March - Talanoa Ako Workshops #4  5.45 to 7.00pm - Time Management & Study Skills

7 March - Counties Manukau Sports - Whole School All day - Have a go

12 March -  Talanoa Ako #5 Workshops 5.45 to 7.00pm- School 

14 March - SPCA Gold coin donation

18 March - BOT Meeting @6pm

19 March -  Talanoa Ako #6 Workshops 5.45 to 7.00pm- NCEA (JCHS) 

21 March -  Water and Wheels Sports(Whole School)

25 March - Learning Conversations(Goal Settings) 2pm - 8pm

28 March - Celebrating Cultural Diversity @ WPS(all children to come dressed representing their culture)

7 April - Kāhui Ako Symposium(School Closed)